The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-16

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| pearance of fact.
II is rumored that an appeal will
he made 10 Union Pacific headquart-
ers for an allowance Of excursion
rates each Saturday upon all t he
Union Pacific branches leading in
10 Salina, thus allowing the people
Of neighboring towns and villages
to trade In Salina. This will help
Salinas boom wonderful lily.
Great Sachem, Aleck Leek, has
appointed r. II. Bishop as his spec
ial deputy to institute Tribes OF red
men throughout this division Of
the great reservation, which will in
elude all Of the adjacent towns and
counties. This Is a judiciOus selec-
ton, as the squire will do effective
work and leave the new Tribes in
good shape.
James Sharp and wife started for
an eastern trip this morning, to be
gone indefinitely. They will visit
Philadelphia, New York and other
eastern cities; also in New England.
As we understand It, this Is the first
trip Mr.. Sharp has made east since
the Fifties, and the wOnderOus trans
formation scene which has taken
place since will be astonishing.
Constable Chaee received letter
from Miss Allie Long, Manhattan
asking for a description of the man
found dead on Dry Greek. The coroner
has also received word from the hus-
band Of Mrs. Anna NJ. Stewart, ROM
ney, Ind, whose letter we publish
ed few days ago in which he speaks
of matters which would cad one to
infer that the missing brother and
the person found on Dry creek were
not the same.
w $. Lowe writes to J. H. Gibson
from Bel1it, that the Red men boom
has struck that reservation aud the
prospects for Tribes in Beloit, Con-
curdia, Clay and Lincoln Is an assur-
ed fact. The Order is one Of merit
and should he extended to every
capital town In the state. The next
Great Council at Kansas meets i'm
Girard the second Tuesday Of Aug
ust. The prospects are fair to have
the next annual council in Salina.
\. j. Holmqulst aud sister, Mag
nus Holmquist and wife and p. II.
Peel, Of this city, Tuesday attended
the silver wedding Of y. q. Grund-
quist at Bridgeport. The occasion
was most pleasantly passed by the
many assembled guests, and after
looking over the several blushing
damsels present Mr.. G.. concluded
he would still hang on to the old
lady, a. one as true a. steel.
Mr.. F.. +. Leland, Of Boston, Is
visiting with a. NJ. Clafiin and fam
ily. Years ago Mr.. Clafin was his
book keeper while he was a merchant
OF the club. Mr.. Leland is taking
i'm Kansas and may invest In Salina
real estate before he returns home.
He is a pleasant gentleman, whose
ripe years are freighted with extern
sive business experience and discern
ment.
The sale Of the Republican was
contaminated tO-day-fOrmal change
OF the management 20 be made July
2nd. The purchasers are +. q. An
drews and +. B. Payne. Mr.. An
drews recently located in salina aud
Mr.. Payne has been In charge Of the
JOURNAL bindery. Messrs. Robin
son and son will, we are Informed,
continue residents Of this city. We
have found them to be pleasant and
honorable competitors.
The Gypsum City Echo, under the
head Of "a malicious lie" pub
lished a card signed by the business
men Of Gypsum City, placing their
emphatic condemnation on the re-
cent item Of the salina Herald stat
ing that the business men disap-
proved the course Of the Echo and
invited the establishment Of new
paper. The Herald has refused TO
forgive Mr.. Amos for persisting in
being elected representative last
fall.
Mr.. r. L. Mcconnell has resigned
his position as express agent, 10 take
effect July Ist. III health caused by
too much CONTINENT eompels this
action on his part. He will again
travel for his old tailoring establish
/ ment Of Lawrence. Mr. Mcconnell
has been a faithful and energetic
agent for tbs company, and for the
people a most popular, accommodate
ing official. We regret very much
that he Is to leave us. although he
will still make his headquarters in
Salina.
W.. Thatcher. who has served
the public long md well in the capa-
I city Of "niine host" viii give up
DO ession Of the Metropolitan hotel
this evening. He will remain In
Saiina about three weeks, when in
: company with his family, will start
: for New York, aud then leave for
: California, probably 20 spend the
WATER. In leaving Salina Mr.,
Tiaeher and his family have the besi
wishes Of all, who hope 70 welcome
! them back again after their vacation
] is ended.
! The Herald seems DESTROYS to pro
0 long the controversy about the sus
. pension OF the morning JOURNAL
e As that paper has nothing else L
e write about, we are pleased tofnrnisi
J. an abundance Of themes. The Her
p aid processes % be q booming or
q gan Heaven save the markil ans
:. yet does more injury % salina thai
e any other psper here. The editor !
n eternaliy finding fauli With the bust
a ness mtn, and 81 each issue Of Oh
= Herafd there are enc % mere item
3 doing the city more baf1a than good